I've been following New Zealand architects, Patterson Associates and Fearon Hay for the last year or so. I might go as far as to say that they're both in my top ten. With a growing suspicion that there is a wider design scene in New Zealand than I may have been aware of, I went seeking for more architectural gems from this not-so-distant country. Here is a peak at some of the goodies I found.
The majestic landscapes of this sparsely populated country presents plenty of opportunities for play between built form and natural surrounds. I think this is what excites me most about the work from New Zealand. There were so many more images I wanted to include in this post so click on the practices' names to be redirected to their websites and see more.
Images from Parsonson's website.
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Images from ArchDaily. |
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